The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 March 1969 — Page 22

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Swimming Pool Nears Completion

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The swimming program at Wawasee is not underway yet due to the swimming pool the last item to be completed by the contractor. However, it is hoped the pool will be ready for use sometime in the next six weeks grading period. Classes will be offered at school for beginning, intermediate and advanced swimming: synchronized swimming; and swimming far the handicapped if there is a need. Competition (boys swim team' will begin next year with the school hopeful for five or six meets. Objectives Objectives of aquatics areas follows: To promote good physical development and habits of good health.

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To better understand the skills and fundamentals of swimming and related activities. To develop safe habits for the prevention of accidents. To acquire the ability to save oneself from drowning. To be able to help others in distress while in the water. To offer a worthwhile physical recreation. To aid and eliminate remedial defects through participation. To give an opportunity for participation in a competitive sport. To develop sportsmanlike attitudes through participation in competitive and individual activities. SUGGESTION. . . Keep this commemorative edition for future reference. Extra copies are available at the high school.

Half Os Students Too Advanced New Haven, Conn. — About half of U.S. school children are a grade or more ahead of where they should be to do their best work, recent studies show. They were made by the Gesell Institute of Child Development here. The institute recommends that a child’s readiness to enter school be determined by testing his maturity, or behavior age, rather than by the IQ-plus-chron-ological age standard now in use. Learning is a change in behavior.

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Our Congratulations And Best Wishes TO WAWASEE HIGH SCHOOL ON ITS FINE NEW EDUCATIONAL FACILITY

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91 In Block W

There are a total of 91 WHS girls in the school’s Block W. They have contributed much to the school spirit at basketball games and have worked under the handicap of not having a place to practice with the cheerleaders. Since the completion of the new gym the students have been more enthusiastic about the games and being students at WHS. Block W members wear gold V-neck sweaters and long sleeved white blouses at all home games.

Chore-Time Equipment Co. Milford, Indiana

Officers are: President — Tina Sellers Vice president — Becky Eyer Secretary —• Sherry Butter Treasurer — Jill Geiger Miss Connie Wogomon is sponsor of the group. MILK IN ENGLAND TOO Four- fifths of school children in England Wales and seveneighths of those in Scotland drink milk provided in school under a welfare program similar to the American school milk plan.